weird. If you run ls -la do you see a folder called .git ?

@schlachtkreuzer6
v2.0.0 - v2.1.0 are version numbers of MagicMirror, not this specific module.
Are you sure you are working in ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Remote-Control as written here? https://github.com/Jopyth/MMM-Remote-Control#update

@ooom416354
Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks alot!

@ostfilinchen said in 24h weather forecast graph:

@RedNax: the weathericon in this screenshot would be very nice in the mmm-wunderground module :-)

can you build this?

These are png files, partially transparent, located here: https://github.com/thobach/MagicMirror2/tree/master/web/img/VCloudsWeatherIcons

@ooom416354
Do you know of a list of all stations with their LOC code for api requests? They have a list of stations, but I can’t find the codes

@Patex
You are more than right and I tried to use chartjs and chartist, but I failed implementing them. If I recall correctly it was because the chart libraries require the id of a specific div to render in, but the call to this div fails because it was not yet created.
I’m so short on time currently, but I have one week of vacation during carnival (end of February), hopefully I can pick up with my open tasks.

@Mykle1 said in How to set ipWhitelist for all device can acess to MagicMirror v2?:

@morozgrafix

can I merely view it or is there some control of MM that I can use remotely?

http://beta.magicmirror.builders/module/24/remote-control ;)

@AAPS
What exactly is not working? Is it showing up but static (without animation)? Or does it not even show up?

@MattG

Okay. I did not test it and it is a rather cruel approach, but you could run killall -9 npm via ssh to terminate the npm process. However this would be some kind of a dirty shutdown.
I don’t think you need to start all over again. pm2 just automates the start after booting the raspberry and gives a little comfort when dealing with logs and such. So you should be fine going ahead and add pm2 functionality.

As an alternative or in addition you could install Remote Control and use your smartphone/tablet/pc/mac to initiate reboot/shutdown

@MattG
This is the “official” way to schedule the MagicMirror process: https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/wiki/Auto-Starting-MagicMirror

If you let us know how you start your mirror currently we will find a solution to stop/restart the process to avoid rebooting the pi.

@nobita
I did not check, so this is all theory.
The splashscreen is using plymouth, so you should be able to change it the “common way”:

http://www.bodhilinux.com/w/changing-plymouth-bootsplash/

How are you starting the mirror?
Using pm2? -> pm2 stop

Quick answer:
They use different libraries to read out the sensor.
One requires sudo, one doesn’t.

Master branch is the official stable release
Developer branch is in development, so it contains new features but could contain bugs. Once the development team is happy they move the current development version over as the new stable release

@ooom416354
Yes, kind of. At least with JSON calls without additional headers. The you need to use request and a node_helper

great. Now tidy up your code ;) and present your module in modules showcase

Simple way to test if it entering the function:

Log.error("function entered");

Press F12 in browser, check for console output and refresh the website. If the function is entered you will see “function entered” in the console.

@washichi
hm. Did you try to output latitude and longitude as well in getDom to see if this is working?

@cnelso24
No need to worry or rush, I just wanted to follow up. ;)

okay, next thing is your updateISS function. I modified it for you to get you started:

	updateISS: function() {
		var self = this;
		var url = self.config.apiBase;
		var opennotifyRequest = new XMLHttpRequest();
		opennotifyRequest.open("GET", url, true);
		opennotifyRequest.onreadystatechange = function() {
		if (this.readyState === 4) {
			if (this.status === 200) {
				var resp = JSON.parse(this.response);
				this.latitude = resp.iss_position.latitude;
				this.longitude = resp.iss_position.longitude;
				this.timestamp = resp.timestamp;
				this.message = resp.message;
			}
		}
			
			self.updateDom();
		};
	opennotifyRequest.send();
	}